Will the Milwaukee Brewers use Brandon Woodruff on the mound in the 2026 World Series? He got through the first barrier and made it on the roster in the first place.
For years, the Milwaukee Brewers have operated with a strict formula when it comes to free agency, trades and extensions. They know that if a star player plays for them and hits free agency, they are unlikely to be able to retain them.
No lead is safe against the Milwaukee Brewers, and Saturday’s World Series contest proved exactly why. Despite trailing the Tampa Bay Rays by four runs after the top of the first inning, the Rays scored five unanswered runs to win 5–4.
The controversies and speculation are aplenty as the Milwaukee Brewers take a two-game lead over the Tampa Bay Rays into game three of the World Series.
In recent years, the Milwaukee Brewers have traded away star players before they hit the open market, often eliciting a confusing reaction from most baseball fans.
The Milwaukee Brewers enter Game 3 of the World Series with a 2-0 series lead over the Tampa Bay Rays, and manager Pat Murphy has chosen to keep the same starting nine for a third straight contest, via Underdog MLB.
The Milwaukee Brewers are going to look very similar on Monday night as they did in Game 2 against the Tampa Bay Rays. Well, actually, very similar to Game 1 and Game 2.
It's a great time to be a Milwaukee Brewers fan. First and foremost, the Brewers are two wins away from locking up the franchise's first World Series title.
The Milwaukee Brewers are in the driver's seat in this World Series. After a massive Game 2 comeback win, they head to Tampa Bay with a commanding 2-0 series lead.
The Milwaukee Brewers are 2-0 in the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Both teams are trying to win their first World Series, but for the Brewers, they are in the World Series for the first time since 1982.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold a 2-0 World Series lead over the Tampa Bay Rays. They have gone 9-1 so far this postseason. The Brewers are resilient, talented and hungry for the franchise’s first World Series victory.
The Milwaukee Brewers continue to prove to teams that you just can not take any lead for granted. That’s a bad thing for opposing teams trying to scratch out a win, but it’s a great thing for baseball fans hoping for a second straight thrilling World Series contest.
The Milwaukee Brewers held a workout at Tropicana Field on Sunday, and part of that workout was practicing catching pop-ups. Big leaguers don't really need to work on catching pop-ups often, but Tropicana Field presents a unique challenge.
Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester is on the sidelines for the postseason as he recovers from the thoracic outlet surgery he underwent in June. The procedure came with an eight to ten-month recovery timeline.
MILWAUKEE -- Rookie Cooper Pratt singled in the go-ahead run to atone for a costly error and the Milwaukee Brewers overcame a four-run deficit behind six scoreless innings from their lockdown bullpen for a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday night and a 2-0 lead in the World Series.
Liam Hicks came into the 2026 World Series for the Tampa Bay Rays as the first Canadian-born catcher to start a World Series game since Larry McLean did for the New York Giants in 1913.
Friday was the moment baseball fans had been waiting for. A long regular season was in the books and three postseason rounds were complete. The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers, top seeds in their respective leagues, were ready to square off in Wisconsin’s largest city.
Jacob Misiorowski historically opened the 2026 World Series Friday night at American Family Field, unleashing a 103.5 mph four-seam fastball on the very first pitch of the Fall Classic.
Entering the 2026 World Series, Christian Yelich, the sixth among active players with the most games without appearing in a World Series, made history right away in his Fall Classic debut on Friday night.
Brandon Woodruff hasn’t pitched since July 4, but the Milwaukee Brewers hope he can contribute in the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Questions swirled about whether Woodruff would make the roster, but the Brewers did include him on the official roster when it was released Friday morning ahead of Game 1.